	Home
	Newsletter
	RSS Map
	Privacy Policy
	Contact Us
Search



Newsletter
Your name
Your E-mail
We will never expose your E-Mail address or offer it to any third party

The most unusual world restaurants

comments (0)	article print view publisher send to friends add to favorites post comments
Travel Articles >> Curiosities Travel Articles >> Gourmet

Here is the rating of 13 most exotic and epatage restaurants, cafe, bars and lunchrooms of the world.

There is a nudist restaurant in New York. The staff of the Clothing Optional Dinner restaurant has to be dressed and the guests bring their own spreadings for seating.

The waiters in the Cabbages and Condoms restaurant in Thailand wear condoms on their heads while serving cocktails.

In the Le Zoo chez Felix restaurant in Abidjan (Côte d'Ivoire) the guests are welcomed with exotic crocodile and rat meat snacks.

In Beirut, at the territory controlled by the Hesbollah, there is a Buns and Guns snackbar that looks like a access control point and the chief cook wears military uniform. The visitors sit behind the wall out of sacks with sand and eat bomba-burgers.

In Brussels there is a restaurant, where the table with the visitors is lifted up to the height of more than 50 meters above the transport junction of the Belgian capital.

Child toys are brought along with the dishes to the guests in one of the Hamburg restaurants.

In one of Harbin restaurants in China, at the Sun Island, the guests are surrounded with ice walls and eat at -4 Centigrade.

The walls of the Hitler's Cross restaurant in India are decorated with swastikas and Hitler posters.

The interior design of the Modern Toilets restaurant network in Taiwan uses the attributes of lavatories.

The waitresses of a restaurant in the Tokyo Akihabara district wear the room maid costumes.

The Aurum restaurant in Singapore is famous for it's molecular gastronomy. They use scientific methods to create new tastes.

The famous Romanian Club Count Dracula restaurant glorifies the national "hero" - Dracula.

Miniature electric trains run around the bar in an establishment of a Tokyo Ginza district.

[Get This Article]

Most Viewed Articles in Curiosities, Gourmet categories:

This article has been viewed 306 time(s).
Article Submitted On: July 5, 2008